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Towards gvSIG 2.4: Quick Info Tool
A new tool has been developed in the Workshops during the 13th International gvSIG Conference. This tool is usefull for all the gvSIG 2.4 users. The main purpose of this tool is to show a tooltip over…
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OpenMapTiles Satellite
Planet Earth is a wonderful place: from various shades of blue in oceans through green waste of forests to always white tops of mountains. Our planet offers spectacular palette of colours made by natu…
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Free course about Geographic Information Systems applied to Municipality Management: List of topics and 1st module, ‘Differences between SIG and CAD’
We launch the first module of an ambitious free course to acquire the necessary training to apply Geographic Information Systems to the municipality management. This course is based on the use of the …
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Documentation for QGIS 3.0 – call for contributions!
Dear QGIS users, enthusiasts and fine people out there. QGIS 3.0 is coming very soon….we are in a ‘soft freeze’ state at the moment while we wait for some critical last pieces of code to get finalised…
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Developing the SCP 6: Clustering with K-means and ISODATA algorithms
I am continuing to update the Semi-Automatic Classification Plugin (SCP) to version 6 (codename Greenbelt).In the previous posts I have presented the main changes to the SCP dock, the Main interface, …
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Nested Loop Join with FDW
I have been wondering for a while if Postgres would correctly plan a spatial join over FDW, in which one table was local and one was remote. The specific use case would be “keeping a large pile of dat…
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Tackling the Open Source dilemma
Here is the dilemma that you and your boss are faced with when considering Open Source:Looked at through the lens of traditional management, Open Source collaboration is time consuming, imprecise, unr…
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Tackling the Open Source dilemma
Here is the dilemma that you and your boss are faced with when considering Open Source:Looked at through the lens of traditional management, Open Source collaboration is time consuming, imprecise, unr…
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Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde consider a new Geospatial Commission
Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde 1931 via Wikimedia It’s November, it’s budget time, it’s that moment when geo-geeks and OpenData enthusiasts scour the hundreds of pages of budget pronouncements searching for …
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FDO road test: SQL Server 2017 on Linux
You can consider this post as the 2017 edition of this post.So for some background. There's been several annoyances I've been personally experiencing with the SQL Server FDO provider that ha…
